The future is electric
The forecast for electric mobility in 2030 and the growth of the present
Mobility travels toward electric
The types of electric vehicles
The 2030 scenario in Italy
By 2035, the electric fleet is expected to be between 9.8 and 11.4 million vehicles, supported by about 198,000 to 239,000 public charging points.
Electric cars internationally
Data for April 2026 in Europe
Through April 2026, the electric vehicle market in Europe has seen significant growth. Battery-electric vehicles accounted for 19.7% of the EU market, up from 15.3% the previous year. Registrations of plug-in hybrid electric vehicles accounted for 38.2% of the market, remaining the preferred choice among EU consumers.
Confirming this positive trend, registrations of gasoline-powered cars have declined, and the combined market share of gasoline and diesel cars has fallen to 30.2%, down from 38.1%.
Electric cars
The first half of 2026 in Italy and Spain
Charging services: what future?
Charging infrastructure:
The photograph of Italy and Spain
Infrastructure
In Italy, the public charging network continues to expand: the number of public charging points rose from 67,561 in June 2025 to 78,253 as of March 31, 2026 (+10,692; +15.82%), with more than 50% of highway service areas already equipped. In Spain, the growth is equally evident: the number of charging points rose from 38,275 at the end of 2024 to 48,070 as of August 31, 2025 (+9,795; +25.6%), driven by new high-power installations in regions with the highest demand.
Benchmark
In the overall ranking of the major European markets as of Q1 2026,Italy remains in sixth placewith 68,153 active points, behind the Netherlands (214,883), Germany (209,336), France (192,036), Belgium (109,432), and the United Kingdom (106,980), and ahead of Spain (50,155) and Norway (27,067).
Distribution
The Spanish network is concentrated around the main demand poles: Catalonia, Madrid and Andalusia collect more than 48 percent of public points, facilitating interregional travel and tourist flows on the busiest routes. In Italy, a rebalancing between highway nodes and urban-territorial coverage is noticeable, thanks to the opening of new HPC sites and more widespread planning along the major national road network.
Power
In Italy, there are 15,859 fast DC charging stations DC 6,943 ultra-fast stations with a power output exceeding 150 kW. The DC share DC has risen to 29.1%, an increase of 6.3 percentage points in just one year: as of March 2026, high-power infrastructure (≥150 kW) accounts for nearly 9% of the total and is growing at twice the rate of the overall network. In Spain, the significant leap forward comes from growth rates: a 75.69% increase in stations between 50 and 250 kW and a 57.14% increase in those over 250 kW in the first eight months of 2025, signaling a shift in the mix toward increasingly faster charging.
Powy sustainability in numbers
Electric kilometers traveled thanks to renewable energy delivered by Powy
CO₂ avoided that would have been emitted by using an internal combustion vehicle.